Governor's Brother in Auto Luck Reigns at Indiana School
Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth at Fort Wayne lists a $3,766.50 Cadillac purchase paid to E. W. Steinhart Co. for official use by superintendent James Jackson. The board, including Mrs. E. A. Gould, says the old car was wrecked and repair would not suffice.
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Indiana School
Ft. Wayne
State Auditor's Office
E. W. Steinhart Co
James Jackson
Ed Jackson
Byron Biggs
Jackson
E. A. Gould
Peru
New Southwestern Limited Deluxe Train Unveiled
J. W. Gardner of New York Central Lines announced The Southwestern Limited a deluxe train from St. Louis to New York starting April 26. Indianapolis schedules show eastbound at 2 16 p m arriving New York 19 50 a m next day and westbound at 11 15 a m arriving St Louis 5 p m. The New York departure is 4 45 p m and St Louis departure 9 00 a m with service modeled on the Twentieth Century Limited.
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J. W. Gardner
New York Central Lines
Southwestern Limited
St. Louis
New York
Indianapolis
Chicago
Death of John Singer Sargent in London
Famous portrait painter John Singer Sargent died in Chelsea London after a late night stroke. He was born in Florence in 1856, studied in England and France, and rose to fame with Salon and Academy exhibitions. A notable Indianapolis work portrays Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley.
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John Singer Sargent
United Press
ONDON
Chelsea
Thames
Sargent
Florence
Italy
Boston
Mass
England
France
Carolun Duran
Salon
Academy
Paris
Spain
America
Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
John Herron Art Institute
Riley
Herron Institute
Painleve to form cabinet in France after Herriot fall
Paul Painleve informs President Doumergue he will form a new cabinet to succeed Edouard Herriot. Socialists back him without joining the ministry. Aristide Briand may be foreign minister, removing Herriot from the lineup. Remaining posts include Rene Renault in justice and De Monzian in finance.
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United Press
Paris
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
Edouard Herriot
Painleve
Herriot
Aristide Briand
Forfaico
Rene Renault
de Monaztie
Essays Must Be in Mail by Midnight
The Indianapolis Times Industrial Essay Contest closes at midnight tonight. Entries mailed or delivered to the contest editor by then will be accepted even if postmarked later. Prizes are 15, 10, and 5 dollars. judges include O B Iles Elmer W Stout and E J Gausepohl.
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Indianapolis Times
Times
O. RB. Iles
International Machine Tool Company
Elmer W. Stout
Fletcher American National Bank
E. J. Gausepohl
E. J. Gausepohl Co
Indianapolis
Wagon Driver Dies as Train Strikes Crossing at Lawrence Ind
James Groves, 70, of Lawrence, Ind., was killed when a west bound Big Four train struck the wagon he rode to drag four horses near the Lawrence crossing. Three horses died. wreckage and Groves were dragged 600 to 900 feet. Death from fractured skull per Dr. R. B. Records. Survived by wife, son Everett, and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Groves
Lawrence
Ind
Cleveland
Big Four Railroad
Groves
R. B. Records
Paul F. Robinson
Robinson
Mayor Lew Shank Cites $300000 Cost Of Naming Mayor
Mayor Lew Shank told Omaha reporters Indianapolis politics cost about $300000 to elect the next mayor with only half reported to parties. He accused unnamed donors of funding campaigns and criticized traffic penalties. He also urged higher street railway fares and noted shifts in liquor consumption during prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
Omaha
Neb
Indianapolis
Shank
Governor appoints Hershmann to State highway commission
Governor Jackson announced the appointment of George Hershmann of Crown Point to the State highway commission. He will replace Walter G. Zahrt of Ft Wayne whose term expires Friday and who did not seek reappointment. Hershmann, former Tenth district Democratic chairman, was recommended by Lake County Republicans.
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Jackson
George Hershmann
Crown Point
State Highway Commission
Walter G. Zahrt
Ft. Wayne
Zahrt
Kershmann
Tenth District
Lake County
Hawkins Mortgage Company Assets Put At About Ten Thousand
Final report by Lew Wallace temporary receiver before referee Harry Sheridan shows cash assets of Hawkins Mortgage Company and affiliates near 10 000. The firm claimed a 9 million business while receipts totaled 19 694 57 and disbursements 13 175 58. Fourteen officials were convicted of conspiracy to defraud with most appealing.
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Hawkins Mortgage Company
Lew Wallace
Harry C. Sheridan
Wallace
Warrack
Sheridan
Warrack Wallace
Morton S. Hawkins
Dayton
Indiana
Hawkins Company
Murder charge to be pressed in Cunningham case
State's Attorney Brewer announced that charges of murder will be filed today against Mrs. Harry Cunningham in the deaths of her two sons Harry and Walter. Chicago chemists reported arsenic sufficient to kill found in exhumed bodies, influencing the decision not to examine her mental condition.
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Bw United
Press Ary
Ind
Harry Cunningham
Harry
Walter
Brewer
Chicago
Cunningham
Crown Point
Liner Mont Laurier Aflame In Liverpool Dry Dock
The 15,000 ton Canadian Pacific liner Mont Laurier is afire in a Liverpool dry dock. Fore decks are badly damaged and the ship suffers extensive fire damage as crews battle the blaze. Firefighting remains ongoing with danger of wider destruction.
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Mont Laurier
Liverpool
United Press
Chapman appeal delays execution in Hartford case
Gerald Chapman will not hang on June 25 as his counsel Nathan O Freedman claims. Freedman, filing reasons for appeal from the jury verdict that sentenced Chapman to death for the murder of Patrolman Skelly of New Britain, says the court may not act before October due to time.
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Times Special
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Nathan O. Freedman
Freedman
Chapman
Patrolman
Skelly
New Britain
Hoosier Kennel Club Opens Annual Show at Athenaeum
The Hoosier Kennel Club hosts its annual dog show at the Athenaeum with over 400 dogs from across the country and three English St Charles spaniels. Barbara Hale and Lassie Plath star, while 300 trophies plus cash prizes await, including a grand silver tea set for the best dog, judged by C J Casselmen Otto Gross and Montgomery Purvience.
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The
Athenaeum
Hoosier Kennel Club
Barbara Hale
DeQuincy St
Lassie
Lassie Plath
San Antonio
Tex
Barbara
W. D. Hale
Indianapolis
England
A. R. Fisher
Hope
Ind
Kennel Club
C. J. Casselmen
Chicago
Otto Gross
Fair Oaks
Montgomery Purvience
Huntington
Two Boys Held in Cincinnati for Vehicle Taking
Edward Perch and Charles Fatbour are in Cincinnati city jail on a vehicle taking charge. Trailed from Traders Point Indiana they allegedly took a car belonging to Edward Dollrickes of Cincinnati on March 29, hit a telephone pole near Indianapolis, then rode a taxi back toward Cincinnati before being captured by State Motor Police Losey and Burgess.
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Edward Perch
Charles Fatbour
Cincinnati
Traders Point
Ind
Edward Dollrickes
Indianapolis
Losey and Burgess
Bought One Dog He Gets 11
Ay Von Alrstolz of Bremen now living at 2645 Madison Ave with Fred Ru beck was caught by U S customs chief John A Rouse for trying to bring her ten children into the country. George Hawkins questioned duties on Afra and her brood. Royse ruled the offspring American born and not dutiable. Afra, a thoroughbred German police dog, with ten puppies born at the customs warehouse the night of arrival.
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von Alrstolz
Bremen
Germany
Fred Rubeck
Madison Ave
United States
John A. Rouse
Afra
Indianapolis
George Hawkins
Rubeck
Hawkins
Royse
House Burns as Family Escapes in Night Fire
A Ravenswood home owned by F. C. Bonnet suffered about 2500 dollars in damage after a coal oil stove fire. Mrs. Walter Anderson escaped in night clothes with her brother Fred Bonnet 17 who leaped from a second floor window. The blaze spread to a neighboring vacant house owned by Earl McLaughlin causing about 500 dollars more damage. Mrs. Anderson fainted from smoke and was cared for by a neighbor.
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Walter Anderson
Ravenswood
Fred Bonnet
Bonnet
Flapper Fanny Comments on Bride Reactions at Weddings
Flapper Fanny quips that many brides who were not left at the church still wish they had been. The remark reflects social attitudes and humorous angles on婚 wedding experiences.
Mine Riot Wounds Many Near Morgantown
Reports to Governor Gore say a new mine outbreak near Morgantown wounded many people. Details are scarce and the governor's office notes most rioters in the coal field have been jailed.
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United Press
Charleston
West Va
Morgantown
Gore
Open muffler charge against Carl Schnarr
State police filed a charge of driving with an open muffler against Carl Schnarr 22 of 1918 Roosevelt Ave in city court today.
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Carl Schnarr
Roosevelt Ave
Physician Testimony Opens Coroner Inquest in Oberholtzer Case
Dr. John K Kingsbury testifies at the coroner inquest into Madge Oberholtzer death, detailing her account of being lured to D C Stephenson s home and subjected to severe abuse. He recounts her four week struggle with poison self administration and her plan to kill Stephenson.
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Blythe Q. Hendricks
Madge Oberholtzer
John K. Kingsbury
Paul F. Robinson
Corom.r
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Miss Oberholtzer
Kingsbury
Stephenson
Aquor
Hammond
Ind
Earl Klenck
Earl Gentry
Dr. Kingsbury
Robinson
Indianapolis bus terminal opening ceremony planned for May
A city wide opening event for the new bus terminal in Times Square is set for May 19. J Edward Morris of Washington Bank and Trust Company leads the committee with Meyer Efroymson Tracy W Ellis Harry W Israel and Harry A Kahn as sponsors. Claude Wallin was named event manager and will present a program featuring Indianapolis industries and modern bus transportation displays.
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Indianapolis
Times Square
J. Edward Morris
Washington Bank and Trust Company
Washington St
Ilinois
Missouri St
Maryland St
Capitol
Senate Aves
Senate Ave
Morris
Meyer Efroymson
Tracy W. Ellis
Indianapolis Times
Harry W. Israel
Harry A Kahn
Eivic Associations
Claude 8. Wallin
Wallin
Kansas City
National Florists’ Association
No Bacteria Found In Stomach In Child Death
Dr. Virgil H. Moon of Indiana University School of Medicine reported no trace of bacteria in the stomach of Alvin Arthur Louden who, with his brother Kenneth Ray, died after illness linked to ice cream. Coroner Paul F. Robinson awaited the analysis before ruling on the case.
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Alvin Arthur Louden
Ben Louden
Coffey St
Virgil H. Moon
Indiana University School of Medicine
Paul F. Robinson
Kenneth Ray
Moon
Robinson
Dunlaps and two men fined and jailed in vehicle taking case
James Dunlap and his wife Mabel Dunlap along with Har Vickers and Frank Delay were fined $100 each and sentenced to one to fourteen years by Judge Ji Collins in the Criminal Court for the vehicle taking case.
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James Dunlap
Mabel Dunlap
Har
Vickers
Frank Delay
Coats
Ji . Collins
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